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A Lisp written in Awk. Written and posted to Usenet in 1994. Updated in 2001 with garbage collection. The repository contains a bonus Lisp written in Perl. — davidbalbert

A web-based chat application that doesn't use any JavaScript. It even runs in IE 4.0. — davidbalbert

Sheet music run through OCR and a text to speech synthesizer. The result is then played back on top of a recording of the piece. Source: https://github.com/mouse-reeve/lyricist — davidbalbert

A website that tells you how long it will take for your ice cream to melt. It takes into account the weather where you are. — davidbalbert

A wonderfully creative application of Perlin noise. — davidbalbert

A clock that is never right, and unpredictable, but always looks plausibly correct. — davidbalbert

An HTTPS reverse proxy that lets people pick custom subdomains for their websites and web apps. — davidbalbert

A Pico-8 game with beautiful animation. — davidbalbert

A small Lisp written in C. Jeff kept a diary on his blog (https://blog.jfo.click/) while writing it. — davidbalbert

A clever prototype GUI for exploring relational databases. — davidbalbert